Rochester Fashion Week: City Lights | Electricity

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Experience the edgy, urban vitality that electrifies our city on this Thursday evening, rallying behind our LGBTQ+ youth transitional living program, The Arnett House.

Each year, 1.6 million youth experience homelessness. Up to 40% of homeless youth identify as LGBTQ+, yet make up only 7% of the general youth population. Established in 2020 by The Center for Youth, The Arnett House is dedicated to serving homeless LGBTQ+ youth in the Rochester community. Our mission is to partner with youth to realize their full potential by creating opportunities, removing barriers, and promoting social justice.

Get tickets online here, starting September 6th.

Sponsorships are also available for organizations looking to support. Learn more here.

About Rochester Fashion Week
Fashion Week of Rochester launched in 2010 to engage the community in a three-day event that would spotlight local designers, boutiques, businesses and artists while shining a light on youth homelessness. In its fifteenth year, Fashion Week 2024 will include three runway shows, and continue to bring awareness and financial support to The Center for Youth’s homeless programs, so no child or youth in our community is faced with an uncertain, unstable or unsafe place to live.